Olivia Inkwell
“Stop war? Impossible! There is no cure for the world’s disease.” – Henri Barbusse
Illustration by OmeN2501
This cartoon likely features Henri Barbusse, a renowned French novelist and war correspondent, best known for his anti-war novel Le Feu (Under Fire). The image may depict him reflecting on the horrors of war, which were central to his writing, particularly after his experiences during World War I. Barbusse’s work often highlighted the grim realities of combat and human suffering, making him a prominent figure in pacifist and socialist movements. The visual might emphasize his role as a literary voice against war, symbolizing his advocacy for peace and his critique of violence and destruction.
